bryndos

Maybe this is real, I’m no expert, but it does have a whiff of the photoshop to me.

If that is a 2013 nissan micra on the left it’d be smaller in all but height than what looks to be a 1990 ford escort.

This one was quite widespread in UK TV, it was one of the first government films to use such shocking imagery and dark themes, 40mph vs 30mph. it’s probably a bit mild by today’s standards, but it was notorious at the time…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cEzLQJV_z8w

The author of this article obviously isn’t searching my computer though, since they don’t know shit about who is or isn’t illegally searching it. But it certainly isn’t whatever this linedin thing is.

It looks like you’re trying to install a programme, let me help you . . . [link to microsoft app store].

You’re very a tolerant person. I wish i could be that tolerant, but I don’t think I can and I guess I do pay the price quite often…

Begging for a blue screen of literal death.

It’s probably not as bad as failing to check you’re operating within the range of component’s proven environmental test limits.

That said, I’d love to see the system test scenarios they use to determine how it performs during an unexpected attack from their own OS provider.

They should also add those extra curb lump things, to move parked cars farther away and get pedestrians out past the parked cars more visibly.

https://nacto.org/publication/urban-street-design-guide/street-design-elements/curb-extensions/gateway/

You probably want to mod it so that whenever (in future) it’s called on to send an age to an external service then it just supplies a new randomised dob or age. Another good feature would be to make sure that the OS exposes any such checks to the user.

1970s. I wasn’t alive then so I don’t know what it was, probably something mi5 put in the water. But since then over 50% of all turkeys that can be bothered to vote, have chosen a pro-xmas candidate.

(The few) Places that regulate and tax extraction properly, or state own it should capture a decent amount into their tax base. In principle that can be used to compensate the people in various ways.

There’s some classic oligopoly/game theory stuff about these sort of tactics. Should be a breach of competition law. Competition law is a joke. Free market for thee not for me.

nope

I thought i’d heard the local arrodissement populace had a lot of say over what happens in their neighborhood?

That was given as a reason Paris could reduce cars much faster than many cities , as Paris seems less dominated by the median suburban voter.

It’s shite if that 's not true. Paris seems so chill these days; at least in contrast to 20 years ago.

So what exactly are these elections for? Can they really go to an arondissement and remove all the pro-pedestrian stuff? Is that in their power - if the residents don’t want it.

There must have been a phone marketed as ePhone before now?

If not maybe try Espressone

I suspects it’s also about more dealer lock in to authorised repair. Limitation of competition in who can do repair, and also limiting competition in third party parts that can be used (less standardisation).

Cody Berg was hired by Linus Tovalds after Gita Hub left his company.

Yes it’s odd to see an article about electricity generation technology that doesn’t even have a speculative ‘levelised cost of energy’ as they call it. That is lifecycle expected average $/MWh.

I guess its a very early prototype. and maybe China doesn’t care to much about LCOE.

I was disappointed by the scene in ‘fight club’ where they hit the modern vw beetle with baseball bats.
They did virtually no damage.

Make sure you use a big pointy hammer.

Consumer protection laws probably do apply. Ask for a refund and cite whatever laws apply to ‘product not as described’.

I’m sorry you’re upset at the recommendation , perhaps you could listen to something to relax and calm down. 84% of our users like you relax by listening to the following: 1.football 2.ballfoot 3.fboaoltl or if you don’t like those, have you considered soccer?